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Sixth Sunday In Ordinary Time - 11 February 2024, Gerard Moore

Pastoral Liturgy

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Second Sunday In Ordinary Time - 14 January 2024, Anthony Doran

Pastoral Liturgy

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‘Navigating Tax And Business Challenges: Understanding The Relationships And Roles Of Business Advisors And Accountants In Supporting Indigenous Entrepreneurs', Alessandro Bressan

Talking Heads Seminar Series

A research project is underway which focuses on how accountants and business advisors support Indigenous entrepreneurs with tax requirements as well as more broadly how accountants, business advisors and Indigenous entrepreneurs perceive the current tax system. As a result, the project team are investigating beyond tax-specific support, we are also interested in understanding how indigenous entrepreneurs engage with other business-related knowledge/skills, such as business planning, financing, marketing, etc. This seminar will provide an overview and preliminary results of field work undertaken among business advisors, accountants and their clients, some of which are operating in the Kimberly region. Data was collected …

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Exploring Sensory Ethnography In Open Inquiry: What Does River Want Me To Know?, Marianne (Ria) Jago

Talking Heads Seminar Series

This presentation features a creative and narrative research approach to research relationality and wisdom-seeking with place. A multi-modal practice-based approach will be outlined as a pathway that can be developed by people of any background. Through transdisciplinary methods in sensory ethnography and creative geography, I notice my sensed relatedness, or entanglement, with the cosmological Being of River. Deeply influenced by Indigenous listening methods I understand sensory engagement with River as ecologically essential research, and describe a practice-based pathway to learn from, and to "think with” water.

This research responds to the invitations of Indigenous Elders, and "wild" places, to listen …

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